50 year old bow, takes doe! [pics added]

[NIGEL01]

Like when the old bows get it done!  Shot one with a 69 grizzly last weekend.

[Lineman72]

[Tom L]

Sweet!!!

Tom

[tracker1]

Good Job

[Fletcher]

Congrats, Man!  Thanks for sharing.

[skychief]

Hey Pitbull, congratulations!

If you don't mind sharing, where did you hit her and how much penetration did you get?

Best regards, Skychief.

[stujay]

Thanks for sharing your hunt...gotta be lots of satisfaction taking her with a 50 yr old bow! Congrats    

[Bernie B.]

Congratulations!  Nice doe taken with a nice vintage bow!    

Bernie

[zwickey2bl]

Nice! My first bow ever was a Nomad Stalker I, about 1972. Wish I still had it.

[bruinman]

Congrats!!

[Stump73]

Congratulations!

[Jerry Russell]

Awesome.

[GreyGoose]

Nice job - as a 50 (plus) year-old bowhunter, it's good to see a bow of that age range doing so well!

[Marshallrobinson]

Very Cool!!. I am the same way with the shakes. Lots of deer down and it comes out of no where...just like you said. I figured it was just me  :D

Good read and thanks  

[slayer1]

Good Stuff!

[dirtguy]

Love those old brownings!

[pitbull]

Skychief, you asked about where I hit her and the penetration. In my post I said the arrow disappeared out of my line of sight. There was a reason as I found out later finding a sapling that had been cut about 8 yards in front of where she was standing. The shot distance was 23 yards. The arrow had deflected and hit her center of the ham and imbedding 9 inches deep. The grizzly split the femur and cut the femoral artery. She was dead in 10 seconds and had traveled about 120 yards only because she was careening down a very steep slope. Some times better lucky than good. The norm for hits in the vitals is I have an exit hole with the arrow buried to the fletching or dangling out the other side. Hope that answers your question. Thanks for the congrats guys!

[Steve Jr]

Congrats!

[Mike Gerardi]

Cool. Congrats!  

[Cookie125]

That is very cool. My Kodiak will be 50 years old this next season and seeing this is making me even more excited for this and coming hunting seasons